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2024-03-31-accounts

ADP African Development Project Annual Return for the Financial Year 01 April 2023 to 31 March 2024 Responding to the challenge of Sexual Health, HIV and Social Exclusion.

“Know Your Status”

ADP African Development Project Annual Return for the Year 01/04/2023 – 31/03/2024

Project Name : Responding to the challenge of Sexual Health and

Social exclusion

Charity registration number: 1188460

Ref: AR24-CIO-REM-10c

TRUSTEE NAME: GEORGES WILLY N’KASHAMA

www.adpleicesterservices.co.uk

E-mail : adpafricandevelopmentproject@gmail.com

Funding collected: None.

We do provide advocacy, Testing on HIV

information, services, and Raise awareness PREVENTION to

respond to the challenge of sexual health and social exclusion.

The main way of carrying out our purposes is grant making.

Our AIMS AND OBJECTIVES

ADP African Development Project Mission and Vision is to promote a positive Sexual Health and to stand against STIGMA and DISCRIMINATION.

How it is managed

Our Charity is managed by the member of the TRUSTEE’s board, The Treasurer and it volunteers.

TRUSTEE ANNUAL REPORT

We lost two trustees during our financial year March 2023 to 31 March 2024 where one of them in the name of Edward Mongha Tanganika steps down because of his new pay Job. He could no longer combined both activities when the other trustee, NSHOMBO MALENDE JOHN steps down as a volunteer for ADP African Development Project following his new Career.

We struggle to raise any money or apply for Funding. We put more effort to get a new Trustee in place and a group of volunteers. Last October 2024, we managed to recruit a new Trustee in the name of MUKILE KASONGO JUNIOR to be able to reorganise the charity and recruit a new group of volunteers to fulfil our weekly Outreach to the community activity to distribute packs of Condoms to people in the Bars and Barbershops.

We are still receiving high call of B-Condoms specially by people going on Holiday.

The African Community in Leicester City still ignoring the existence of PrEP taken before sex can protect you against the HIV.

PrEP has a new hope for reducing the number of HIV positive in the UK, but the Awareness need to be raised. The uprising of social media, sex become easy to fix with the dating Channels and contribute to the rise of sexual activity with a casual people.

The Sexual Clinic in Leicester (LHS) is concerned for not seeing any reductions in Sexual infections diagnosed.

We are now working together again to tackle the issue and getting more people on test by increasing our testing capacity to reach more undiagnosed people and refer them to the Clinic.

Also campaigning for Condoms to be used to avoid unnecessary early pregnancy.

The Sexual activities has always been there as a part of human life but there is a need of educating people and changing their behaviours to make sure that everyone is doing it safely specially the Key population which are defined as the group who, because of specific high risk behaviours, are at greater risk of sexual infection, included men who have a sex with a men, injecting drugs users, people in prison and sex workers.

Teaching young people how to protect themselves Sexually to avoid infections and early pregnancy is our Target to reduce the global toll of STIs. This will be beneficiary for people around the world, our NHS, Leicester Hospital and Public Health in England. The most of these STIs are: Gonorrhoea, Trachomatous infection, Syphilis, Genitaluim, Pallidum infection, vaginalis infection and Chlamydia. STIs has a profound impact on health; if untreated, they can lead to the serious consequences including neurological and cardiovascular disease, infertility, ectopic pregnancy and increasing risk of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). They are also associated with STIGMA, Domestic violence, and affect quality of life. Today there is a rapid increasing antimicrobial resistance which allowing a growing threat for untreatable Gonorrhoea.

TO DAY DEVELOPMENT

The Africans in the Uk are not in exception. Mostly they are going back to their homeland same as the Caribbeans for diverse reasons, but Sex activities are also involved where there is not enough provision of HIV PREVENTION MATERIALS, therefore the risk of acquiring HIV for those are going very active is high. In 2022- 2023, we served around 1700 Condoms to people who are travelling to Africa from Leicester City.

Much can be done now as NHS adopted.

PrEP Tablets is a drug preventing people to acquire HIV infections. We need to make sure that our Leicester community knows about it.

Our Sector is

Suffering for Funding. There is a reduce number of Funders in the United- Kingdom but we are still got the Hope to do our Job.

We have diverse partner Organisations we work with like:

CHALLENGES

Every weekend, we do activity with African Business in Leicester city like Barber shop, Bar and Restaurant by posting Posters on the wall, in the toilet and leaflet to be pick it up at the Bar. We also try to engage discussion regarding different topic on Sexual Health to transmit knowledge. We do Event and Network meetings to raise awareness on

Sexual Health Prevention.

The life saving medicine in this area has yet to reach the LARGE BAME Community that’s why we need to constantly keep promoting the key element of Sexual Health Prevention. This means that the HIV Pandemic

and other sexual infectious disease are not ready to go away and our African Community always don’t have somebody to stand for them.

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Printing the ADP Jumpers to raise awareness on C-card

1. Events

Health Awareness and Music to respond to the promotion of Sexual Health Prevention Awareness and Social Exclusion. We had our second edition of African football tournament at Braunstone Cort crescent football pitch with families to share music and different African Dishes while we are raising Awareness of Sexual Health to break the stigma following their cultural diversity.

World AIDS Day Celebration

Every year on 1[st] December, it is a world Aids Day celebration to remember those who passed away because of HIV. The global HIV response still in danger even now because HIV remains a major public Health issue that affects millions of people worldwide because of the world inequality.

We managed to organise 28 tests at Demontfort University. We referred one student who had casual sex to the unknow person without protection

in 24 hours to the Leicester Royal infirmary to on PEP for 72 hours treatments.

2. Online Performance

Our website performance at www.adpleicesteservices.co.uk decrease little bit because of luck of Volunteers to work on it. But we are still having visitors.

We do get a weekly website statistic from FastHosts company.

We do offer a range of services in our website including information and advise on PrEP , C-card scheme, EACs and ORAQuick HIV Rapid Test.

We continue to engage our work online to increase people knowledge and understanding about HIV, HIV transmission and other Sexual disease.

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ADP Financial Report01 April2023 to 31 March 2024
Expenditur
e
Project
Projection
Cost Year
2023-2024
Project
Cost
2023-
2024
Funded Project
Hire ofOfce £800/Year £547,20 No, paywithour Pocket
Outreach to
The African
Business and
Community in
Leicester City
£6000/Year £2400 Voluntary donation from
Trustee for a Weekly
Transport to all Volunteers
to go outreach to the
African business and
Community to raise
Awareness on Sexual
Health.
STAFFSs and
Volunteers’
Snacks
£2000/Year £0
Operational
Costs
Domain
Renewal Cost
with Fast Hosts
Company
£50/Year £42 Not funded, Trustee
donation for a yearly
expense for ADP Domain
Renewal
Performance
Costs with
Fast- Hosts
Company
£150/Year £0
Momentum
Web Hosting
with Fast Hosts
Limited
£156/Year £0
Extended
Support on PHP
£0 £0 Our PHP hosting was no
long compatible to our
website.
ADP Jumpers
Printing
£1000 £0 This year we use an old
ADP jumper with message
“Ask me for C-Card” to
raise awareness onc-card.
Printing ADP
Material
£300 £200 From Trustees Pocket to
Print Posters, leafet and T-
shirt for ADPcampaign
Testing
Equipment
£500 £366.80 Purchasing a HIV advanced
home self testing
ORAQUICK with
INVITECH.COMPANY. It is an
oral test to avoid Blood
contamination
Condoms £0 £0 Provided by LSH (Leicester
Sexual Health Clinic)
following our contract to
them.
Business card
for ADP
£200 £0 Producing ADP African
Development project
business card.
Events £2000 £700 Football tournament
community building
through sport, health
awareness and music to
promote Sexual Health
Prevention. National Testing
week and International
World AIDS Day Supported
by Community
Capital Costs
Microsoft MSPO
Software+
365+ Mc AFEE
£500 £264.99 Trustees donation for
Microsoft 365 yearly
subscription and software
protection.
Software
Installation
“know how”
£80 £0 Software installation for
repair
Printers, INK
and IT
equipment
£500 £329.98 Purchasing Epson E-Tank
Printer for ADP work and
Ink
Training on HIV
evolution and
condomuse
£400 £150 Training diferent
community to understand
how HIV works
Accounting £500 £300
Donations £5000 Monthly Donation from
TRUSTEES at £50/Month
TOTAL
Project
Projection
Cost
£20,180.00
TOTAL
CHARITY
Funded from
01 April 2023
to 31 March
2024
£4,745.77
TOTAL
CHAIRTY
Expenditure
£4,745.77